SOC 103 - Social Problems

3 Behavioral Science credits

This course provides an analysis and discussion of contemporary social problems, their historical roots and structural causes: crime, delinquency, poverty, ethnic relations, war, family, student unrest and bureaucracy. It is designed to provide students with a critical ability to look beneath current situations in order to discover their causes and roots.

Class Hours: 3
Prerequisites: SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology.